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@aws-mdaa/redshift-constructs

v1.6.0

Published

21 days ago

MDAA Redshift Constructs

Downloads

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Construct Overview

Opinionated L2 constructs for Redshift.

Security/Compliance

Redshift Cluster

Enforce Cluster Name
Enforce use of Secret for admin credentials
Enforce non-public access
Enforce KMS CMK encryption at rest
Enforce retention on stack deletion
Enforce enhanced VPC routing
Enforce admin credential rotations

Optional Features

Multi-AZ Deployment

Set multiAz: true to enable multi-AZ deployment for high availability.

Multi-AZ has the following constraints (validated at synth time):

At least 2 nodes per AZ (numberOfNodes >= 2, single-node not supported)
Subnet group must span at least 3 Availability Zones (subnetIds must contain ≥ 3 subnets in different AZs)
Port must be in range 5431–5455 or 8191–8215
Cluster must be encrypted (enforced by default in this construct)
Pause/resume scheduled actions are not supported
Elastic IP addresses are not supported

Cross-Region Snapshot Copy

Set backupRegion to a target AWS region to enable cross-region snapshot copy for disaster recovery. The backup region must differ from the cluster's deployment region.